Characterization of the MLO gene family in Rosaceae and gene expression analysis in Malus domestica

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Table 2 Members of the PpMLO gene family as predicted in Prunus persica genome sequence

Gene	Accession number^a	Chr.	Starting position (Mb)	Clade	Introns	TM^b	Amino acids	Conserved aa^c
PpMLO1	ppa003207m	6	6.82	V	14	7	593	30
PpMLO2	ppa003435m	7	18.38	III	14	8	574	30
PpMLO3	ppa003437m	6	21.99	V	13	7	574	30
PpMLO4	ppa003466m	2	21.03	V	14	7	572	30
PpMLO5	ppa003706m	4	10.92	I	14	8	555	30
PpMLO6	ppa004012m	7	22.64	II	14	6	535	29
PpMLO7	ppa004508m	8	21.17	II	0	7	506	29
PpMLO8	ppa004621m	6	22.01	VI	14	6	499	29
PpMLO9	ppa004687m	4	2.59	VII	11	7	496	29
PpMLO10	ppa004866m	2	13.73	II	11	7	488	29
PpMLO11	ppa020172m	1	43.04	I	14	4	561	30
PpMLO12	ppa020311m	5	0.82	IV	13	7	566	30
PpMLO13	ppa021048m	4	15.57	VIII	12	5	510	24
PpMLO14	ppa022847m	6	6.80	VI	14	6	550	29
PpMLO15	ppa024476m	7	17.63	I	14	8	539	26
PpMLO16	ppa024488m	5	0.76	III	14	6	504	30
PpMLO17	ppa024581m	6	8.95	II	13	6	463	27
PpMLO18	ppa026565m	6	22.00	VI	13	6	416	25
PpMLO19	ppb024523m	1	42.04	II	13	5	446	23

^aAvailable at http://www.rosaceae.org/gb/gbrowse/prunus_persica/.
^bNumber of transmembrane domains in the predicted protein, as determined by InterPro prediction software (http://www.ebi.ac.uk/interpro/).
^cnumber of conserved amino acids out of the 30 identified by Elliot et al.[29].

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